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HD camcorders ?

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Hello guys , I have just joined the Mac forum , the posts keep coming up when I do Google searches so I thought it was about time I joined.


I would like some info on camcorders from some of you more knowledgable folks out there I have fried my brain trying to understand what to buy that is compatible with Mac for editing, it seems to be a complex mess to me from manufacturers of HD cams .

Im using a Macbook pro retina and have the CS6 suite with Premeire Pro editing software.
I am not leaning towards any particular make of camcorder , Id be happy with any of the major names, initially I was looking at the panasonic HDC HS900 but there seems to be a compatibility issue with it when writing to DVD.

What do you guys use ?

Thanks ,
Alan .
UK
 

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